We all invest for the same end result – to sustain our retirement or lifestyle when we are older. All of us have different goals and reasons, but the end result is the same. How much can we safely withdraw from our portfolio without depleting our original investment capital? Does a primarily 100% dividend stock portfolio support a retirement income?
Is it possible to live off dividends? It definitely is! Here’s what you need to earn a dividend income in retirement and live off your dividends.
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This is a guest contribution by Ben Reynolds at Sure Dividend. Sure Dividend uses The 8 Rules of Dividend Investing to find high quality dividend growth stocks suitable for long-term holding.
The ‘holy grail’ of a dividend investing is when dividend income exceeds your monthly expenses. At this point, you are completely financially free. You can retire (if you choose) on your own terms knowing your expenses are taken care of by your investment portfolio.
It sounds so simple. ‘Just build ...

The following post is written by John Schroeder.
When it comes to investing in U.S. dividend stocks, there are several places you can start your search for companies to add to your portfolio. For example, many investors turn to the Dividend Aristocrats which are found on the S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats Index. Members of the Dividend Aristocrats Index must consistently raise their dividend for 25+ consecutive years and also be a member of the S&P 500.
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The following post is written by Hank Coleman.
There is a reason why the Dividend Ninja mentions Dividend Aristocrats in his Ninja Lessons investing philosophy. They are tried and true dividend winners who have consistently provided investors with increasing dividends year in and year out.
Dividend Aristocrats make a great addition to a portfolio of dividend stocks. They are a great place to start your search for the next company to add to your portfolio.
What is a Dividend Aristocrat?
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